REVIEW

Tochigi Nikon 300mm T2.2 & Nikkor 300mm f/2.0	January 19, 2012
	January 19, 2012

Nikkor 300mm F2.0 lens was released in July 1983, it was a high definition lens sought by sports photographers providing faster shutter speed to better capture the gentler moving actions of athletes and destined to cover events at the 1984 Olympics. However, because of high production cost and insufficient orders, only 441 lenses were manufactured till 1985.

Leica Elcan 66mm f/2 military lenses w/ LEICA KE-7A set	May 21, 2011
	May 21, 2011

I believe that many fans fall in love with Leica not only because of its exceptional image quality, simple and stylish appearance, but also the Leica’s unique history of manufacturing cameras for military. We like to introduce the military styled Leica Elcan 66mm f / 2 lenses and Leica KE-7A + Elcan 50mm f / 2 set. Elcan is the abbreviation of Ernst Leitz Canada (Leica Canada factory).

Perfect M3 Black Paint	March 4, 2011
	March 4, 2011

Leica have produced 1320 units of M3 Black Paint since 1959. After half a century, less than 30 perfect black paint M3s remain. The black paint was not too durable and was easily scratched. The majority units of Black Paint M3 are in rather poor condition, as they were assigned to the war correspondents or photographers.

Leica M1 Olive Bundeseigentum Military Camera Set (5+13.5 Special)	January 6, 2011
	January 6, 2011

Leica M1 Olive, military cameras for West Germany, produced 208 units in total. M1 is a simplified version of M2. M1 has no rangefinder and the left illuminating window is covered. There are 35mm and 50mm frames displayed, excluding 90mm’s. However, above information is only applicable to ordinary M1 and M1 Olive. We would like to introduce you the Leica M1 Olive Bundeseigentum Military Camera Set (5+13.5 Special)as below.

Leica M9 Titanium Limited Edition	December 29, 2010
	December 29, 2010

The exclusive special edition Leica M9 “Titanium” has finally landed in Hong Kong. The Leica M9 “Titanium” is the result of collaboration with Walter de’Silva, the prominent automobile designer of the Volkswagen Group. The special edition is strictly limited to just 500 cameras worldwide. All visible metal elements of the camera body are made from solid titanium. Scratch-resistant, sapphire-crystal glass is employed as a protective cover for the camera monitor. The camera’s trim uses leather typically reserved for the interiors of Audi’s premium automobile. Furthermore, the Leica logo is elaborately hand-engraved. The value is additionally enhanced by these characteristics.

Tochigi Nikon 300mm T2.2 & Nikkor 300mm f/2.0

Leica Elcan 66mm f/2 military lenses w/ LEICA KE-7A set

Perfect M3 Black Paint

Leica M1 Olive Bundeseigentum Military Camera Set (5+13.5 Special)

Leica M9 Titanium Limited Edition